Smith, Arthur H.; British Museum <London> / Department of Greek and Roman Antiquities [Editor]: A Catalogue of the sculptures of the Parthenon, in the British Museum (London, 1900)

NOETH FEIEZE OF PAETHENON.

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hand the end of his
mantle, as if making a
signal to the advancing
procession. In fig. 13,
slab xix. has been drawn
in juxtaposition with the
hitherto unplaced frag-
ment No. 345, 12.

Slab xx. is lost, but
a horse's head now at
Athens (No. 345, 13;
Michaelis, pi. 12, xx.)
may perhaps belong to
it in addition to the
fragment 345,12, already-
mentioned.

Slab xxi. (fig. 14) con-
tains the bodies and hind
quarters of the horses
drawing the chariot seen
on slab xxii. Between
the charioteer (No. 48)
and his horse is a cast of
fragment, showing the
front of the chariot, and
the tails of the horses,
which is not figured by
Michaelis.
48, 49. On the left of slab
xxii. (fig. 14) is a chariot
with the charioteer (No.
48) and apobates (No. 49)
who is stepping into the
chariot. The question
whether a man is repre-